Author name: Mia Wright

RSE, a clean water technology company, has unveiled a significant restructuring of its controls and automation portfolio, consolidating it under a new entity: RSE Control Systems. This move, which brings together five distinct businesses—GPS Group, B

The East of England, no stranger to dry spells, is once again facing the spectre of water restrictions as Anglian Water warns that a hosepipe ban could still be on the horizon this summer. The company’s update comes hot on the heels of the driest spr

The water sector in England is on the cusp of a transformative shift, with the government and water companies joining forces to address critical workforce shortages and drive unprecedented investment. This alliance, formalised at the Water UK’s Skill

The water sector’s innovation landscape is set for a significant shift with the appointment of Peter Perry as the new chair of Spring, the UK and Ireland’s Innovation Centre of Excellence. Perry, who recently stepped down as chief executive of Dŵr Cy

The water treatment industry in India stands at a crossroads, grappling with significant challenges while presenting immense opportunities. Ajay Popat, President of Ion Exchange (India), a leader in water and environment management, sheds light on th

South West Water has taken a proactive stance against sewer misuse and misconnections, announcing a £2 million fund over the next five years to tackle these pressing issues. This initiative could set a precedent for the water sector, demonstrating ho

The UK government’s June 2025 Solar Roadmap has ignited a spark in the water utilities sector, with floating solar technology taking center stage. Mike Kelly, Director of AquaGen365, asserts that this inclusion opens the floodgates for large-scale de

On July 9, Kazakhstan honors its water sector workers, a profession that has never been more critical. As climate change intensifies and water scarcity grows, the country is pushing ahead with significant reforms to ensure sustainable water managemen